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Tag Archives: Roger Daltrey
{Backpages} The Who: “Long Live Rock”
This is the first in a series of posts, where I look back at artists, songs and albums that meant much to me at various time in my life and reflect on what they mean to me. This first installment … Continue reading
The Album That Got Me Through My Teenage Years: The Who’s “Quadrophenia”
Pete Townshend is one of the few writers in rock and roll who understood the trials and tribulations of being a teenager. Early Who singles such as “Substitute” and “My Generation” captured adolescent angst in way that few of The … Continue reading
A Tribute to Keith Moon On What Would Have Been His 65th Birthday
If he were still alive, Keith Moon would have turned 65 today. It’s hard to imagine him as an old man, considering how he lived his life. Even as the youngest member of The Who, Moon barely looked older than … Continue reading
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Tagged John Bonham, John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Music, PeteTownshend, Roger Daltrey, Tony Fletcher, Who
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